- Title Pages
- Acknowledgments
- Introduction
-
I Biosensing and Representation -
1 Do Biosensors Biomedicalize? Sites of Negotiation in DNA-Based Biosensing Data Practices -
2 Data in the Age of Digital Reproduction: Reading the Quantified Self through Walter Benjamin -
3 Biosensing: Tracking Persons -
4 The Quantified Self: Reverse Engineering -
II Institutional Arrangements -
5 Biosensing in Context: Health Privacy in a Connected World -
6 Disruption and the Political Economy of Biosensor Data -
7 Deep Data: Notes on the n of 1 -
8 Consumer Health Innovation Opportunities and Privacy Challenges: A View from the Trenches -
III Seeing Like a Builder -
9 Open mHealth and the Problem of Data Interoperability -
10 Field Notes in Contamination Studies -
11 Data, (Bio)Sensing, and (Other-)Worldly Stories from the Cycle Routes of London -
12 The Data Citizen, the Quantified Self, and Personal Genomics - Epilogue
- Biographical Sketches
- Index
(p.73) II Institutional Arrangements
(p.73) II Institutional Arrangements
- Source:
- Quantified
- Publisher:
- The MIT Press
Keywords: Biosensing, Privacy, Law, Policy, Design, Information Flows, Contextual Integrity
Keywords: Disruption, Regulation, Innovation, Biosensing, Data, Discourse, Industry
Keywords: Quantified Self, N of 1, Paraclinical practice, Medical gaze, Self-quantification, Biomedicine
Keywords: Disruptive innovation, Adherence, Digital camera, Privacy, Apple, Consumer health
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- Title Pages
- Acknowledgments
- Introduction
-
I Biosensing and Representation -
1 Do Biosensors Biomedicalize? Sites of Negotiation in DNA-Based Biosensing Data Practices -
2 Data in the Age of Digital Reproduction: Reading the Quantified Self through Walter Benjamin -
3 Biosensing: Tracking Persons -
4 The Quantified Self: Reverse Engineering -
II Institutional Arrangements -
5 Biosensing in Context: Health Privacy in a Connected World -
6 Disruption and the Political Economy of Biosensor Data -
7 Deep Data: Notes on the n of 1 -
8 Consumer Health Innovation Opportunities and Privacy Challenges: A View from the Trenches -
III Seeing Like a Builder -
9 Open mHealth and the Problem of Data Interoperability -
10 Field Notes in Contamination Studies -
11 Data, (Bio)Sensing, and (Other-)Worldly Stories from the Cycle Routes of London -
12 The Data Citizen, the Quantified Self, and Personal Genomics - Epilogue
- Biographical Sketches
- Index
